I ran across this site in a list of companies that did free samples When I was surfing today. They have a free what looks like a mini or ITX motherboard sample for free. Link here
http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/promotions/promotions/Pages/Freescale_MCIMX53_Quick_Start_Board.aspx
I was thinking about getting a sample if I can use it for testing some parts like hard drives, etc. as well as possibly a thin client type setup as well as learning about newer motherboard form factors. Is anybody familiar with these? I assume the power for it would be either 20 Molex or 4 pin Molex like IDE hard disks used.
I have access to win CE or XP embedded if this is the OS type required or is should any OS work?
Does this look like a legitimate sample that would be ok to go for? But it says register to qualify for so Im not sure if that is like a contest or you may have to do something to qualify like buy $XXX worth from them.
i herd that if i do i should probley order something from them somtime but as of yet i havent't found much that was interesting to me. i kind of agree with that.
http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/promotions/promotions/Pages/Freescale_MCIMX53_Quick_Start_Board.aspx
I was thinking about getting a sample if I can use it for testing some parts like hard drives, etc. as well as possibly a thin client type setup as well as learning about newer motherboard form factors. Is anybody familiar with these? I assume the power for it would be either 20 Molex or 4 pin Molex like IDE hard disks used.
I have access to win CE or XP embedded if this is the OS type required or is should any OS work?
Does this look like a legitimate sample that would be ok to go for? But it says register to qualify for so Im not sure if that is like a contest or you may have to do something to qualify like buy $XXX worth from them.
i herd that if i do i should probley order something from them somtime but as of yet i havent't found much that was interesting to me. i kind of agree with that.